Get Gmail's new mail from the command line under Linux

In this article, I'll show you another nifty use case for Linux command lines: Visit Google's Gmail service, with the help of a small partner in need.

Linux access to new Gmail Mail via command line without entering @gmail.com part

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#!/bin/bash num= "33[1;36m" end= 33[0m "read-p" Enter your mail: "Name read-p" Enter Pass of Mail: "Pass atom= ' WG et-qo-https://$name: $pass @mail.google.com/mail/feed/atom--secure-protocol=tlsv1-t 3-t 1--no-check-certificate | grep Fullcount | Sed-e ' s/<fullcount> (. *) </fullcount>/1/' echo-e ' You have ' $num $atom$end ' new letters. '

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